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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

able series, illustrated by the distiu-
guished artists ]. and O. Temple
Stevens, though he finished bis trip
only few weeks ago, has barely got
through the capital of Persia in the
number before us. A variety Of arti-
cles on outdoor life and sport make up
the remainder OF the number. We
may mention among the subjects
treated: Bicycling in Virginia and
New Hampshire ;''"Life in Southern
California;" Rowing" Carnival
Sports in Rome;" a splendid Sea Yarn
by Capt. Coffin; "Trout Fishing in
Germany;""Bsar Hunting in Mex
leo, ""Snipe Shooting on the Prairies;"
Canoe Cruising in Florida" etc. The
monthly record, as usual, gives com.
plete review of the sports Of the past
month. Outing, 140 Nassau street,
New York. SO year.
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A Druggists Story,

Mr.. Isaac @. Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, N, Y, writes us: 81 have
for the past ten years sold several
gross of DR.. William Halls Balsam for
the Longs. can say of it what !
cannot say Of any other medicine, !
have never heard customer speak Of
IL but to praise its virtues in the high
est manner. have recommended il
in a great many cases of whooping
cough, with the hsppiest effects. ]
have used it in my own family for
many ysars; in fact, always have q
Jottle in the medicine closet ready for
usa."
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KIDNEY PAINS,

4 ! ]; j; i; II; ]; 81:
ID Pot or DRUG Co. Bosom.
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If suHerers From Consumption

Scrofula, Bronchitis and General De-
bilty will try Scott's Emulsion of God
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites, they
will find immediate relief and perma-
nent benefit. The medical profession
universally declare it remedy Of the
greatest value and very pa'atable.
Read: Il have used Scott's Emusio
in several cases of Scrofula ana Debil-
ity in children. Results most graf
flying. My little patents take it with
pleasure. CIV. A. Hubert, MD, Sal
iRhnrY. I'LL.
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PubIishers Victoriou..

MILWAUKEE, VIE. March 4.-There
is no change in the condition of the
printers strike in this city as yet. The
several newspaper Offices are receiv.
ing additions to their forces by almost
every train and victory is assured for
the publishers, although the Typo
graphical Union may prolong the
struggle for some time. Thus far
everything has been conducted peace
fully and orderly.
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They Are Not SORRY.

There ia one thing nobody ever re-
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ed Parker's Tonic as their regular fam
lily medicine. Its range is 30 wide
and its good effects 30 sure, that moth
ing else, except good nursing, ar
needed in great majority of cases
Buy it, try it, and sfterWsrd 1t will mo-
require any praise from us.
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0TrIoA OF THE CoURIER-J oURNAL,

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-06

BALTIMORE, Md, April 6.-virg1nia skies, past
due coupons, 66; do ten-fortes. 42; do new threes
6654 bid to-day.
pa, BALTI 3aRE. ND April s-cot.en steady and
tone-HoWard street and western SUPER 25Oa 10; do.
extra, S25s315; do. family, 3.S5a4. 80; city mills
super 3Oa3O do. extra, 25a:} 5: do Rio brands,
43oaf 6 Patapsco superlative patent $50; do:
receipts: red 9Oa93; amber, 92a94; No Maryland,
olaS1ts; western frlner and dull: No winter red.
SPOT spot and April 90a90A; May. 9Ossa9O1: June ola
Southern Se 81 an asked august S9H asked Corn
4e western steady and dull mixed spot, 451 "a
bid steamer 44Aa45; Oats steady and auet-south-
ern and Pennsylvania 34aS western white 36a:S;
quiet and steady-prime to choice western, HOO
ai1OO PROVISIONS fairly active and steady.
s Mess pork l550a1750. Bulk meats shoulders
SaSs;, clear rib sides, 9H; hams, 1911 Lard
rsnned, sas4 Butter fr,n-western packed, 16a23:
steady ;sa - refined. 6s.. Coffee steady and arm.
soft 80; copper retined steady aud sctye y3lll0
MMsky nomlnally steady and quiet, 1.23al "a
Fre es TO Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton.
p 5ai' honr ls3d grain, 1hals4l Receipts.nolr
sbnsnels oats, 400 bushels. Shpments-aour Pig l6
barrels Wheat 69, 200 bushels corn, $500 bushels
Saies-wheat 10000 bushels; corn. 1890 bushels
Chicago Markets.
s. CHICAGO III. April 8. p. m-close: Wheat
~ l1-h6. Oats Arm-Cash, 24E; MAJ, .05l; june,
timothy seed Ieia1.s3 W6iaiy. ais lis PORK h hr1s.
ess: Nay Nay re jun! JUNE: as 9 Lard 'sady
London dispatch says ex-Secretary Manning
coneioues 70 increase In strength daily.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 300 pm prices
OF the New York stock Market reported by special
wire to II. II. Dodge, 500 10Th street;
Washington stock Exchange.

the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
Z: s: As. registered: 3sa bid lagSs s assed
a2..s .: Fer; m ipn os: 1891 coin, l1OA bid.
railroad stock, II bid Washington Gas, 405. bid,
asked. Potomac Insurance, 62A bid Riggs insure
ance, 81 bid, So asked. Washington Brick
6 bid, l hsA asked, National METROPOLITAN bank
s Hssnk l2o bid Pr Penn Tel oo 80 bid asked
Panorama stock, 40 bid. Columbia Title insur.
ance Co., bA bid 5H asked.
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GOING AGAINST WETMORE.
The Republicans Losing Ground I'm tn
Rhode Island Election.

Rhode Island Election.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., April 6.-The State election is
IN progress under fair skies, and with the close
contest existing the prospect favors a large and
close vote. The early morning vote was very
large in this city.
II Is believed that Wetmore (rep.), for governor,
rs running considerably behind the rest OF the
state ticket, though Metcalf the candidate for
attoIney -generai, Is very generally scratched ana
tne democratic nominee substituted. AT noon In
tnls city, with but two voting districts wanting,
Peabody, 253.
In East Providence, 4 republican stronghold, in
the principal district this noon Davis had 113 and
MeStmOre 81. In Newport the general republican
ucket Is ahead, but WetmOre is being scratched,
though TO what extent IL is difficult to say. 1t is
not thought that money is being used anywhere,
as very strict watch is kept. The woman SUI
this city.
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DIB0.

BRADLEY. Departed thu nfe Georgetown. d. q,
April 3, 1857. JOSEPH IL bkADAkf. IN his eighty.
Relstives and friends are respsctfuly invited 70
attend his funeral at Oak HtR Oem9ooEy, on Wedneo.
dsy afternoon. at I'VE O'Clock. 3s
JACKSON. Early on Tuesday porning. ARHl 9,
JACKSON, aged seventy three yearA
NOLAN: Tuesday, April 8. 1887. JAMES NOLAN.
n psxtye of County Kerry, Ireland
Funersi fron hts lass rssldencs. Rsnntng's d. C..
THURSDAY, April ., ct halfjpegt two O'CLOCK ,. IN.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited tbalnose
and iork. Pa papers please oopy-l 2'
Ross On Tus.d.y nosnlns. ADril 8. 1857. sss:l5
funeral viii take place FROM Congregational Church
on Thursday, April 2, st .. m
WINFIELD. On April g. 1851, st 80 am. HENRY
A. WINFIELD. infant son Of ], +. end Laxze EmcsM
aged three mouth and Aftssn days.
Funeral q IL O'Clock ON Friday from bis parsrt,.
rekdsocos 634 DeasWsEe av0n0s DgsheaGA
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CONGESTION or THE LUNGS, Inflammation OF the
throat, and di1fculty OF breathing, frequently re-
suit from severe cold. The remedial properties
combined In Dr. d. Jaynes Expectorxnt are espe-
cially designed to break up fever1sh and tnfiammA-
tory tendenc1eS remove construction OF the throat
and By Bringing about q free expectorat1on, pro-
mote natural respiration, and speedy cure. A
reputation maintained for nny years Affords 70
ali a guarantee OF the prac,acL merit OF the
remedy.
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PROBATE CoURT)Judge Merrick.
Yesterday, estate Jarrard Kckenny; inventory
Of Delilah Clark; proof Of service filed Estate Of
Jesse w. Jackson; Julia c. Jackson qualified as
administrators, special bond s., 600 Estate OF CT
McGlue; will admitted to probate, letters granted
o. Bowen; JAS. E. BOteler qualired as administra-
tor, bond $500.
EQUITY CoURr-Judge Merrick.
Yesterday, Morris agt starr; r. s. Davis APP
of bill ordered Dugan agt: Clark; auditors report
ratified. In re. j. W. Clarke; committee directed
to invest fund. OLaughlin agt. OLaughlin; testi-
mOny ordered taken before John st. Clair Brookes.
Schneider agt. Burke; pro confesSO agt. adult and
infants ordered In court. Price agt. Warner; Sc
cur1ty for costs ordered: Beachert agt. Marshall:
restraining order discharged. O'COnnen agt.
Brown; sale ratified n1si. Louise Home agt. Dis
trict OF Columbia; leave to amend bill by making
a new party. In re lunacy OF John 7. HOlroyd; in
crease OF bond ordered.
To-day, Proctor agt Fitzgerald; sale under deed
OF trust permitted. Crandell agt. Crandell; do,
confirmed and referred to auditor Bennett agt
extended. Weller agt Clements; A. j. Clements
appointed guardian ad litem. Payne agt. Mason;
j. J. Darlington, do. Strider agt. Kennedy; pro
confesso. Birth agt. Birth; contract confirmed,
&c. Payne agt, Hurdle; 4. I. Hurdle appointed
guardian ad Item. StOtt agt. District; demurrer
sustained with leave to amend.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Cor.
Yesterday, United States agt. Hodge: trial ex-
tended to file answer, Freedman's Trust Co, agt.
POmerOy; time extended TO plead fifteen days
POLICE CoURT-Judge Swell
To-day, Mary StmmS, diSOrderly conduct; S or
Is days. Noble Lee, do; do. Charles johnson
John s. Hunter, disorderly conduct; $40 collateral
forfeited. Theodore NJ. Rudd, do; s. collateral
William aS Do
DERBY conduct: IS or Il days.
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WOULD.BE MURDE0ER KILLED.
tragedy AZ AN Indian Agency.
AGENT OSBORNE KILLS FARNIR SMITH IN SELF
DEFENSE.

Indian Commissioner Atkins to-day received
etter rom E. c. Osborne, the Indian agent at the
ronca, Pawnee and Otce agency In the Indian
IeIfitory, which, under date of April I'd. says:
WIN profound sense OF regret, have to report
1nat IN dlscharging yesterday E M. Smith, farmer
at otoe agency, for general bad conduct upon the
agency out chiefly because Of his ungovernable
temper, which was continually being turned
loose upon both employees and Indians. had to
NH MN In sef-defense. He had repeatedly
GnleaCsneo 70 kill the clerk in charge Mr. Young
Mnv aSpoI.eu MS conduct and asked that he be
uascnaIgeo went to Otoe to explain to him my
~ a. ior dscharging him, to hear his defense
nao any TO pay him his salary for the past
qualNI and.t0 dismiss him. While very quietly
ana calmly performing the duty, he made a VIC
lenC asCack upon the clerk In charge, whom he
r Mouhued In the arm, and doubtless thought he
nau klIed, and then turned upon Mr.. Justice the
agency blacksmith, and myself, With a cooked
and leveled revolver and with the manner OF a
maniac, when shot him dead 1 am thoroughly
convinced that saved three lives in taking his
ana when 1t is considered that one OF these three
was my own, and the only one had, 1 trust may
be exOnerated."
MI. osborne is from GaIlatin, Tenn, and has
Oeen IN charge OF the agency since August, 1885.
Smltn was one OF his own appOintees. The KAN
Sas courts Will have cOgnizance of the case.
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AUCTION SALES.
'E,uOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VENIO&AS DCWLING. Auctioneer.
HAIR-CLOTH AND OTHER PARIoR FURNITURE.
WICKER ROCkEkS. PICTURES, BRUS-
TINS. BOOKCASE AND SECRETARY, sAi-
MI CHAMBER SUI Is, HAIR AND OTHER
MATTEESsES. WIRE SPRINGS. BIDDING.
PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS. ExTENSlOS "A
BIZ DINING AND OTHER CHAIRS, GAS
STOVE CHINA GLASS AND PLATED WAhE,
hlfCHEN REQUISITES, SC, &C., AT AUG
IIOS.
On MONDAY, APRIL ELEVENTH 1887. CON-
nenc1ng at IES O'CLOCK 1t resldence No. 1449 Cor
street northwest, ylu sell the entire contents
Terms easn, and al goods TO be removed on day u
sV6-dts THOMAS BOWLING. A1e<
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SERIOUS FIRE IN BOSTON.
Buildings i'm the Center Of the City il
Flames.

BOSTON, April GA serious fire started at No. SO
Milk street at 1890 O'Clock this afternoon, which
swept through that building in few minutes and
endangered the large building at the corner Of
MILK street and Post-Office Square.
Two alarms were sounded at once The fire
nroke out on the second floor, occupied by VIM. j.
wilson, bOOk-binder. When first discovered it was
the rear OF the store, but strong draft took the
flames to the front of the building in
Jiny. They rapidly spread to the
tnlrd moor, occupied by o. j. Rand & Co., book
the Wright & Potter Printing Company the fire
found plenty TO feed upon and burned fiercely.
the 1remen were driven from the interior of the
Dulldlng, and some OF them narrowly escaped
burning. AS soon as the windows in the
'front.' and rear We're broken the flames
rushed with great rapidity from one end Of
the house to the other, shooting several
yards into the street. so quick was their spread
that several ladders caught fire before they could
De moved. At l2:45 O'Clock the smoke was rolling
In dense clouds from the burning building, and
was spreading toward POst-O1f1ce SQUARE,
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THE NAME Of Fort CGur dAlene, Idaho, has
been changed to Fort Sherman, in honor OF Gen.
Sherman, who selected the site.

MISUNDERSTANDING Lincoln, Of Chicago,
is at Representative Phelps, E. NJ.
Merrill, of New York, H. G. Spaulding, Of Boston,
Milwaukee, are at the Arlington.--AmOng the
recent arrivals at the Hygeia Hotel Old Point
Comfort, from Washington, are Mrs. j. Il. Barbour,
rift and Chas. I. Myers.-J. Fl. Lockwood, of New
York, A. p: Adams, of Albany, James
III aaserp ma snG OF Kansas City, H. W. Weir,
A. w. Hegger OF New York. SamI Dalton OF Boston,
Rev. J. Montgomery and Rev. d. X. Lowrte OF Jer-
Sey City, are at the Riggs. P. Caddogan OF
New York, is at Welcker's.-JnO. Thompson of
New York. c. j. Alien OF New Orleans and Chas. j.
Hall OF Chicago, are at the Nationally. r.
Peters OF New York, DR.. Hunter Mcclure OF Rich
mond, and A. NJ. Rice Of Boston, are at the Metro
poiitan.-Delegate TOOle has returned to Wash
fngIOn from Montana.
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THEY MAKE THIRTY-ONR RUNS IN SEVEN INNINGS
YESTERDAYS GAME WITH THH PORTLAND NINE
The Nationals presented a very strong team
yesterday in their second game with the Port
lands. They tOyed with their opponents, white
washing them, and making 81 runs themselves in
seven innings. The few spectators who shiyered
through the game felt compensated by seeing the
Nationals WELD the bat with terrific effect
OBrien made the longest hit ever seen on the
grounds driving the ball over the far left-field
fence. Nearly all OF the home team batted well
The wind aided heavy batting, but 1t didn't help
the visitors any, for they could 90 nothing with
O'Day'S pitching, and made but one hit during the
five innings that he pitched. Young Keefe pitched
the sixth and seventh innings with effect. Daely
caught O'Day'S swift delivery In fine style, and
baited and ran bases we'll. O'Day and Daely are
destined TO become a fayorite battery. Myers and
Whitney were on hand yesterday. The former had
but little TO do at short, but Whitney fieded and
batted WELL Carroll occupied his old post in left
field. The Nationals will play with the Williams
College club this afternoon, and tomorrow with
the Buffalo club.
OTHER CANES YESTERDAY.
At New York-New York, ID; Manhattan Col
lege, O. At elphia-Athletics, IA; Phfladel-
phias, z. At Baltimore 10; Buffalo T.
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 10; Hartford, 5. AT New
ark-Newark, -; Boston Blues, 3. AT ST. Louis
St Louis. g; Indianapolis, 8. AT Louisvtlle-LouiS-
Vile, 10; Syracuse, 8.
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A Cable COnApany's Suits.
TRYING TO RESTRAIN RIVAL COMPANIES FBoM DOING

BUSINESS UNDER ITS NAME.
NEW YORK, April 6.-The company Franchise du
Telegraphe de Paris, OF New York, through its
counsel r. g. Ingersoil has obtained an Injunction
from Judge Donohue in supreme Court chambers
restraining the Direct United States Gable Co.,
Limited. from using the blanks OF the former
company In tranSacting business intended for 1t
holding itself out TO the public, and advertising
Itself as doing the business OF the French COM
pany, and further injunction restraining the
western Union Telegraph Co. from transacting
any business intended for the French company.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
SHOT THE BURGLAR DEAD.
A HaGerStOwn Merchant Kills q Ma,
Who Had ROhhed lHia Sf0re.

Who Had Robbed His Store.
HAGERsTowN, Md, April 6-Hayes' bookstore,
in this city, has been robbed several times lately
and the proprietor kept watch. Last night, be-
tween IL and II O'Clock, he saw man. whom he
recognized, coming into his store from the Globe
printing Office. The thief went TO the money
drawer and took It's contents.
Mr.. Hayes then came out from his hiding place
and called to the thief to hold up his hands In
stead OF doing so the latter drew O revolver and
both fired simultaneously, the thief being killed.
the dead man has been an attache of the Globe
Office for several years
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CHANGES IN THE ARROW.
Fire at AldOF6hOts
THE GREAT MFAKTRy BARRACKS IN DANGRR OF d.
STRUCTION.

LONDON, April g. p. m.-The great permanent
infantry barracks at Aldershot are afre and being
rapidly burned. The flames started at doom. and
have been raging ever since, famed to fury Dy q
gale OF wind OF such severity as 10 make the
efforts q the fremen TO exttngutsh the nre pracu-
e2lly useleSR
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The Pension Building.
SOME OF THE WORK WHICH HAS BEEN DONE DuRIN

THE MONTH OF MARCH.
Gen. M. C. Meigs, the supervising engineer and
architect Of the Pension building in his report to
the Secretary Of the Interior Of the building opera
lions for March, states that the iron supports,
brackets and rails of the fourth floor have been
completed and the mahogany hand-rafl put In
place. About three quarters OF the double plank
and the brick arches Of the fourth floor have been
completed, excepting in nine rooms, which the
workmen have not been able to obtain possession
rooms and of some twenty rooms in the fourth
story, have been plastered. A steam pump has
been fitted up which supplies all the water needed
in the building, which is averaged at 1880 gal
Ions per day or S2s gallons for each person en-
plOyed therein
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The Will Of the Late Mr.. TraverS.
HIS WIFE AND SON APPOINTED TO EXECUTE ITS PRO

VISIONS.
NEW YORK, April 6.-The will OF the late VIM
r. Travers, dated October 90 1886, was filed to-
day in the SurrOgateS Office. By the will he orders
that any amounts due him from his sOns-in-aw
shall be deducted from their wives legacies but
releases mortgages in such case to the children
In mistake the name OF a daughter, Harriet Fear
Ing, was omitted from trust created by testator
now held by Messrs. Gurim and Kerr, of BaltI-
absolutely to put her on an equality with the
others.
His wife, Maria Louisa Travers and his son,
John Travers are appointed as executrix and ex-
ecutOr. A SOn-in-aw, WIN. A. Duer, is to be en-
plOyed in the settlement OF the estate at salary
The estatOr thought his real estate should not be
sold for 10 years. Certain estates are excepted
The Ionkers property can be sold at 81, 500 per
acre, the Villa site property ut 900 per acre and
the Berran farm property at 81, 600 per acre. ANY
stock that Is held in the Villa Site and Improve
ment Co is not to be sold under par value.
The testatOr's interest In the firms of Van EN-
burg Atterbury and Prince & Whitley, brokers'
Is to be sold and held as separate fund TO Jno.
Trayers he bequeaths $4,000 absolutely and
$4,000 to be distributed as directed in private
letter, out OF the special fund. The remainder is
to be divided equally among his nine Children
The balance OF the estate, both real estate and
personal property, is bequethed to the testatOr's
wife. The Will was admitted to probate
An Extensive laughter.hOuse Burned.
PITTSBURG, April 6.-The extensive slaughter
house, stable and clubhouse OF Henry KreiltI,p on
Charles street, Allegheny City, was destroyed by
tire at an early hour this morning. Loss, SIS, 600
The Railway Mystery.
ANOTHER WOMAN WHO THINKS THE MURDEDED GIRL
MAY BE HER DAUGHTER.
LANCASTER, PA, April 6-Mrs Mary Shubert of
this city, believes the girl murdered at Railway to
be her daughter, who ran away from home several
days before the crime was committed. Her
description tallie5 with that or the murdered girl
The Railway authorities have been communicated
with.
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For Constructing the Cruisers.

SECRETARY WHITNEY ADvERTISES FOR BIDS.
The secretary of the Navy this afternoon is
sued advertisements for the construction of
cruiser NO. l, called the Newark, 1000 tons;
cruisers Nos. and s. appropriated for in the last
session Of Congress. not less than 1900 tons and
~ Knots; and gun-boats Nos. 3 and 4, loo tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-06

The Newspaper rivals Of the New York Sass are
chuckling over successful hoax practtsed upon
the Eesnis1 Aasa az yesterday In the shape At IN
acrostic, the initial letters q which read: 'Dans
II q fraud"
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Mas. M. j. Hust

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